Insistence Treaty Obligations Be Lived Up to Keynote of American Policy
Dayton Tenn July 12 1925 during the Scopes trial resumption a courtroom storm loomed as procedure battles over scientific testimony and opening statements dominated the day. Judges and lawyers signaled an opening statement by both sides. The court prepared to decide on how witnesses would be sworn and how the regular order would proceed.
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Rocky Mountain Cities
Associated Press
Dayton
Tenn
Scopes
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles, Francia ‘Potter
New York
W. J
South
John Tandolph Neal
T John Rauiman
Bryan
Potter
Reopes
Tooter
Tennessee
John Z. Raviston
Witnesers
Sew Set
Montana Bankers Elect New Officers at Convention
The Montana Bankers association elected Charles Vanderhook of Bozeman as president at Glacier Park Hotel. J K Hesler of Butte became vice president and John Romersa of Helena was named secretary treasurer. The group praised Governor Erickson and endorsed Jay Larson, noting confidence in the federal reserve system, President Coolidge, and Secretary Mellon.
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Associated Press
Glacier Park Hotel
Mont
Federal Reserve System
Calvin Coolidge
Andrew J. Mellon
Treasury
Montana Bankers’ Association
Charles Vanderhook
Bozeman
Commercial National Bank of
Butte
John Romersa
Helena
Erickson
Montana
Jay G. Larson
Association
Tomorbe
Flyers Search for Soldier Murderer in New York Hills
Flyers go out as investigators scour thinly settled foothills of Northern New York to find Philip K. Knapp an army deserter charged with the murder of Louis Penella. Authorities plan air searches and solicit tips while Nassau County grand jury may indict Knapp.
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Penelia
Manic Boyne Celebration Riots Injure 100 in Glasgow
In Glasgow Scotland on July 12 more than a hundred people were injured and fifty arrests made as four riots erupted during a Boyne battle commemoration parade. About fifty thousand Orangemen marched when factions clashed near midnight, with battles and missiles thrown until police dispersed the combatants.
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Associated Press
Glasgow
Seotland
State official missing after hotel stay in Montana
Relatives and friends of W L Shovell, Missoula chief of the division of horticulture, appeal for help as Butte police and sheriff search for him. He failed to arrive in Dillon for a Friday appointment, leaving belongings behind in a hotel room after arriving by Ford. An Idaho horticultural official was to meet him in Dillon.
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W. L. Shovell
Missoula
Division of Horticulture
Montana
Naked
Mr. Shovell
Idaho
Dillon
Veteran Minister of Helena Resigns Pastorate After 17 Years
Rev Newman J Burdick resigns as pastor of First Presbyterian Helena effective last Sunday in Kawase. He accepts a position on the staff of Dr director of Cyterian church in the United States Army. Burdick, raised from Omaha’s Second Presbyterian, has served 17 years and is president of the Intermountain Union college board of trustees.
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Cyterian Church
United States Army
Newman J
Japanese mill workers driven from Oregon town
In Toledo Oregon spectators overwhelmed white workers at Pacific Spruce mill driving Japanese employees to pack belongings. Guards’ guns were taken and tossed into the bay. Sheriff Horsetall arrested several alleged mob members as unrest over Japanese labor persists amid county sentiment.
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Toledo
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Pacific Spruce Corporation
Cnet & Short Mas
Lumber Company
Shey
D. Johnson
Mill Company
Horsetall
Martin Guermer
Charles A. Buck
Colver
Sherif
Lincoln County
Start for England in a Small Sailboat
San Pedro California July 12 Capt Tom Drake of Beattie dropped anchor near Cape and began a long voyage in a small sailboat seeking an easier canal shortcut with his crew on board.
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Cal
Tom Drake
Beattie
Canalie
Perils of icy ocean braved by AP correspondent
A staff AP correspondent J A Bouman braved Arctic seas to report on the Amundsen Ellsworth North Pole expedition. He faced hazards without seeking fame, aiming to provide the public with the exclusive narrative of the perilous journey and its fate.
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New York
Associated Press
Arctic
Hope
J. A. Bouman
London
Amundsen
Bouman
Onto
New York Subway Paralyzed by Flood
July 12 New York City faces complete paralysis of the subway system after a broken water main at Times Square poured hundreds of thousands of gallons into the tunnel between Times Square and Grand Central. Eight pumps operated at over 19 000 gallons per minute yet water kept rising and engineers warned the east side of the city might have to be evacuated from subway use.
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Associated Press
New York
Almort
Times
Almtriet
Battle Subway
Timesquare
Grand
Rerview
Caillaud Elected to French Senate in Local Vote
Caillaux elected to the French Senate after a local vote. TM Chillaux reportedly received 641 votes out of a possible 470, with irregularities noted in the tally and party observers urging verification of total counts.
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Chillaux
Ma Uigor
Record Heat Hits Rocky Mountain Cities
Denver and other Rocky Mountain towns faced unusually high temperatures with a 90 degree peak and 65 degree low as district weather bureaus tracked a heat wave. In Michigan, lake level drops caused mini tidal waves, while a lake Michigan spree drew thousands of bathers until authorities found another body in the water.
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Associated Proas
Denver
Rocky Mountain
District Weather ‘Bureau
Yame McHigan
Sprex
Sincago
Lake Mion
Freheer
Strikers in Canton Growing Restless amid Shortages
Canton observers report Chinese strikers growing restless over the treaty terms and living conditions. Electric light stations face coal shortages, with lights cut in the foreign concession. Authorities fear unrest as tensions rise over wages, living conditions, and related grievances.
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Canton
Ukaly
Bhammeen
Apa Od
Hou
Kons
Debts discussed at White House talks on China policy
Secretary Kellogg and Under Secretary Grew led a weekend conference with President Coolidge in St Paul focusing on China's treaty obligations. The talks stressed scrupulous observance of Washington conference commitments and urged prompt settlement of foreign debts to reflect U.S. policy priorities.
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Associated Press
Swampscott
Mass
China
Forei
Kellogg
Coolidge
Washington
Vetelan Devin
de Nat
Grew
Kellogs
St. Paul
French Lawmakers Battle Over Budget
July 11 Paris French lawmakers in the Senate debated budget points. The dispute centered on income tax and turnover for the year and whether to separate budget provisions from the bullet finances. Minister Caillaux urged broader spending, while the Senate resisted the oath mandate and insisted on distinct provisions for future sessions.
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Senate
M. Caillaux
Chamber
Three Men Die in Tank Car Explosion Near Taylor
Three unidentified men were burned to death when 18 tank cars carrying gasoline and two box cars of a B&O freight train exploded six miles south of Taylor Texas. Rescue crews faced intense flames as the fire continued and other passengers fled. Officials estimated the loss at several hundred thousand dollars, with some bodies still unaccounted for and the cause not yet determined.
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